BORN: May 24th, 1990, Middletown, CT
HEIGHT: 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
SERIES: NASCAR Cup
TEAM: Penske (2013 - Present)
CAR: No. 22 Ford Mustang GT
CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2018, 2022
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| Four appearances in the NASCAR Championship Four (2014, 2016, 2018, 2020, 2022) |
| 27 career NASCAR Cup Series victories entering 2022 |
| Logano is one of four drivers to win 25 NASCAR Cup Series Victories before the age of 30 |
| One of six drivers to win a Daytona 500, NASCAR Cup Series Championship and Rookie of the Year |
| Five NASCAR Xfinity Series Owner Championships (four with Team Penske) |
| 30 career NASCAR Xfinity Series victories entering 2022 |
| Over 10,000 laps led in NASCAR’s three national touring series |
| Youngest winner in NASCAR Cup Series history (19 years, 35 days) |
| Youngest winner in the NASCAR Xfinity Series history (18 years, 21 days) |
| 2009 NASCAR Cup Series Rookie of the Year |
Early Years
Logano joined Team Penske in 2013 after producing a pair of victories in his first four NCS seasons under the pressure of being identified as one of the sport's fastest rising stars. Since he took his place behind the wheel of the No. 22 Ford, Logano has earned 29 wins – including at least one victory for 11 consecutive seasons, won the Daytona 500 (2015), produced Team Penske's second and third Cup Series titles (2018, 2022) and earned a Playoff spot in nine of the last 10 years. Logano is one of only four drivers with at least four Championship 4 appearances.
In his first season with the team in 2013, Logano earned one victory, two pole positions and 12 top-10 finishes. He enjoyed a breakout year in 2014, when he scored five wins, 16 top-five finishes, 22 top-10 results and led 993 laps of competition. Logano won a series-high six races in 2015, including the biggest event of the season - the Daytona 500. He went on to record five more victories, including an incredible sweep of the Playoff Round of 12 by winning at Charlotte, Kansas and Talladega. During the 2016 season, Logano won three races and made his second appearance in the Championship 4 at Homestead-Miami Speedway, as he finished second in the final Cup Series standings – his best-ever finish at that point of his career. Though he didn't advance to the Playoffs in 2017, Logano still produced a race victory at Richmond and 10 top-five finishes. The disappointment of not making the post-season fueled the fire for the No. 22 team's amazing run to the 2018 title. Behind three race victories, including a dramatic win in the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway, Logano secured his first Cup Series championship in 2018 and the second NCS crown for Team Penske.
Recent Years
In 2021, Logano produced another solid NCS season. He and Wolfe won the inaugural Bristol Dirt Race, as Logano earned a spot in the NASCAR Playoffs for the seventh time in eight seasons. Logano and the No. 22 Shell-Pennzoil Ford team reached the Round of 8 before falling just short of a fifth appearance in the Championship 4 race. The team finished eighth in the final series standings, posting a top-10 championship season for the eighth time in the last nine years.
Looking Ahead
Two-time NASCAR Cup Series (NCS) Champion Joey Logano will compete in his 16th NCS season and his 11th year with Team Penske in 2023. As he returns behind the wheel of the No. 22 Shell-Pennzoil Ford Mustang as one of two active drivers with multiple Cup Series Championships, Logano has his sights set on winning his second-consecutive title and his third in the last six seasons.
Off-Track
Away from the racetrack, Logano and his wife Brittany were honored with the 2018 Comcast Community Champion of the Year award for their charitable efforts with the Joey Logano Foundation. Entering 2023, the Foundation has contributed over $4.99 million to organizations that provide second chances to kids and young adults in crisis. In addition to his charity work, Logano owns and operates Clutch Studios in Huntersville, NC, a state-of-the-art facility that the NASCAR industry continues to call home for partner production shoots and other commercial needs.
During the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020, the Joey Logano Foundation partnered with Elevation Outreach on a $1 million disaster relief fund aimed at providing much needed supplies and meals to kids and young adults impacted by national shutdown. Logano also partnered with a group to make an investment in Meriden, Conn. to repave and make other improvements to the Silver City Quarter Midget club facility, the track where Logano began his racing career.
Logano and Brittany have two young sons, Hudson and Jameson, and a daughter, Emilia.
